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CommentsHow to download loops videos from loops.video?
I'd like to download and resize a video from loops.video to send to a friend, but I don't know how. What is the best way to do this?
I can't believe he pulled it off
I woke up late but already planned to post this earlier. Hopefully it's not a bad time.
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Comments9Pocketpair Hires Identical Lawyers with Guns
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Comments8Cop Practices For Long Day of Busting Protests By Beating Teenage Children at Home
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Comments9Cop Beating the Crap Out of College Student Looking Forward to Two Weeks Paid Vacation
New York - Local cop Thomas Hannon admitted that he’s excited about his upcoming paid leave of absence once he is disciplined for brutalizing a peaceful protester at Columbia University...
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Comments11TIL the DMC DeLorean, among many strange production choices, was made of stainless steel
I know it's obvious from the picture, but I never realized DeLoreans were stainless steel, which is very rare for vehicles made in the past half-century. DMC DeLorean Wikipedia here
Other DeLorean oddities:
- The car did not vary design by year, but rather by production batch, making it hard to identify a DeLorean's year from its design
- The car was expensive for its time ($25,000-$34,000 in 1982-1984) and sold as a GT style car, despite being relatively slow (0-60 in approx. 8.8-10sec)
- "A total of four recalls were issued by the factory to correct problems such as a sticking throttle, front-suspension issues and an inertia switch"
- "The original 80-amp Ducellier alternator supplied with the early-production DeLoreans could not provide enough current to supply the car when all lights and electrical options were on; as a result, the battery would gradually discharge, leaving the driver stranded on the road."
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